Ford Capri 3000 GXL

About the Ford Capri 3000 GXL

The Capri proved highly successful, with 400,000 cars sold until 1970. Ford revised it in 1972 to become what is known by enthusiasts as the Capri "Bis" (i.e. "second") or, in the UK, the "Mk I facelift" Capri.It received new and more comfortable suspension, enlarged tail-lights and new seats. Larger headlamps with separate indicators were also fitted,with quad headlamps now featured on the 3000GXL model.

Suspension : Front MacPherson Struts, coil springs, telescopic dampers, anti roll bar. Rear : live axle, half elliptic leaf springs, telescopic dampers, radius arms.
Brakes : discs front, drums rear, servo assisted.
Steering : Rack and pinion.